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that is interesting. I also switch from left to right. Maybe that makes a difference? The other thing is that the two explanations are not mutually exclusive.
by rmtech 6y ago
that is interesting.
I also switch from left to right. Maybe that makes a difference?
The other thing is that the two explanations are not mutually exclusive. Once you loosen it fully it moves around on your arm, which might move the harmful parts away from whatever is vulnerable.
Do we know what exactly causes the tingling? My left hand is still numb almost a week after I was first injured.
- Abishek_Muthian 6y agoSwitching hands doesn't make a difference. Although loosening might help you place heart rate monitor at a different place or avoid direct contact with skin; in my(our) experience switching off HR produced definitive results immediately. The reason for why HR does this is speculative(I've covered in my blog), as long as the consumers demand strong action from the manufacturers we're not going to find the reason.